Oh yeah! This looks really cool!
I'm sure it takes a while to get used to it, but this can potentially have so many benefits. Honestly, I think burning calories is the least important of those benefits, it's not the first thing I'd use to market it.
What this product seems to be able to do really well is keep your muscles from tightening up over time. The science behind long term lower back issues that are so common from sitting at a desk is pretty clear, and the upper-leg muscles play such an important role.
So yeah, very cool, I see they are already a very well established product.
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Im sorry, this seems like a troll on the entire internet community. This is going to turn out to have little to no benefit similar to simply moving your legs under your desk. Wheres the thumb down button.
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@jamescampbell But moving your legs under your desk is free. What fun is that?
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I was thinking the exact same thing- much less focused on the potential calorie burning benefits than I am the potential muscle dystrophy relief it may provide. I think I'll try this out.
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Love it, it looks very comfortable. I love shaking legs while listening to music, this device would make me shaking more efficiently I guess.
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Love the idea, would definitely like to know more about blood circulation side of the benefits of this - and not so much on the weight loss side, no problems there... but since sitting for long periods is like smoking packs of cigarettes, would be interesting to know more about that!
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Hmm. I suggest an option where you can extend it from a chair. I move around my desk a lot and having only one static option wouldn't work, and I wouldn't want to move a base around every couple of feet. My chair moves with me. Maybe something that's clampable, that you can tighten down, so you can use it on multiple chairs and such.
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Really wanted to order this, but the shipping charges ($88) are more expensive than the product itself ($68) 😔
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